Snow At Loch Clair, Western Highlands, Scotland

We had not expected snow in November, but it provided another dimension to many of the locations in the Western Highlands, which we were due to visit. Snow and ice also made driving conditions more challenging. This morning, our original route was blocked, so we made our way to Loch Clair. While some fellow photographers […]
Looking Towards Cuillin Hills From Tokavaig, Isle of Skye, Scotland

When we arrived on the beach, thick clouds were rolling in from the southwest, obscuring the tops of the mountains. Patience was rewarded as the clouds continued on their journey towards the mainland, leaving a calmness and wonderful light over the water and mountains. The unseasonal snowfall in November added to the scene. In the […]
High Falls Waterfall, Grand Portage State Park, Minnesota, USA

On an August weekend in the later parts of the summer season, I decided to take my mother and younger brother on a cruise up the Minnesota North Shore on Highway 61 from Duluth to the Canadian border. The last stop was Grand Portage State Park, where we hiked to the High Falls waterfall. The […]
Afternoon Sun, Laekjavik Beach, Iceland

On a first visit to Iceland, adapting to conditions that are challenging both physically and photographically is itself a challenge. The plan to reach Laekjavik Cliffs on a February afternoon was to climb up onto the headland, but the wind was too strong: climbing down onto the beach to shoot into the sun, which was […]
Bavarian Landscape, Anger, Germany

Anger is a lovely German town located in Bavaria. This area is known for its natural beauty, green meadow landscapes, and typical buildings. I saw Anger while passing through Austria to return to Italy, and I immediately photographed its beauty with my Nikon D90 and 18-105 mm lens. In the Berchtesgadener Land district, it is […]
Doolittle Creek Road, Big Hole Valley, Wisdom, Montana, USA

It’s springtime in the Big Hole Valley, Montana, 9 miles north of Wisdom, up Doolittle Creek Road. Spring usually makes its showing around the first of July, due to its 6,100 ft elevation as it is here. It’s early morning after a rain shower the previous day, which has delivered its promised ground fog and […]
Morning Light on the Hoodoos, Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah, USA

Bryce Canyon National Park in southwest Utah is world famous for its vast array of eroded sandstone rock formations, known as hoodoos. Many of the formations, such as Thor’s Hammer, and the trails, such as Wall Street, have fanciful and descriptive names. Given the amazing variety of these hoodoos and the way in which their […]
A Welsh Jungle Experience, Blaen-y-glyn, Brecon Beacons, Wales
During our holiday in Wales, one of our first walks was in the area of Blaen-y-glyn, where Komoot recommended a nice “round trip” with plenty of opportunities for waterfalls and – obviously – also very old and natural forest areas. This particular place looked like a Jungle, an old forest in the middle of Wales, […]
Dyrholaey Cliffs, Towards Vik, Iceland

Having climbed up onto Dyrholaey Cliffs with the wind gusting and dark clouds overhead, the early photographs on this afternoon in February portrayed a forbidding ocean with much drama. As the afternoon wore on, the clouds receded, and the sun’s rays coming over my right shoulder started to bathe the bay below in soft light. […]
Towards Vik From Dyrholaey Cliffs, Iceland

On a windy February afternoon, it was a struggle to protect the camera on its tripod as the wind gusted from the southwest. Having climbed up to the clifftop, it seemed prudent to stay in that area, shooting towards the east rather than exploring the southwest side. The clouds were heavy at the beginning of […]

